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Vietnam Ready to Act to Stabilize Dong, Will Boost Liquidity

Nguyen Dieu Tu Uyen
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Vietnam’s central bank announced plans to intervene in foreign exchange markets to stabilize the dong amid global and domestic economic pressures. The State Bank of Vietnam will manage the dong’s exchange rate flexibly to mitigate external shocks while coordinating broader monetary policies. Officials pledged to address liquidity challenges in the banking system, aiming to prevent financial instability and support economic resilience. Inflation control remains a priority, with authorities committing to balanced monetary measures to curb rising prices and sustain economic growth. The moves follow warnings of "complex, unpredictable" global conditions and domestic hurdles, as stated by the bank’s monetary policy chief in Hanoi.
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